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At the end of the 16th century, Ottoman Bosnia was the center doorbell of a long-ranging struggle (especially doorbell at the level of opinions or concepts in filosofijskog) between religious and royal establishment and radical religious movements. Words Nasimi (hurufijskog poets of the 14th century), those with knowledge of Truth decided that the time had come to eternal secret disclosure, regardless of the social and political consequences that this might cause. Performing a conflict between the Revealer and representatives extremely well established religious establishment, doorbell will dominate the central Islamic countries from the 14th to the 17th century, as they, one by one, appeared this nonconforming religious groups. In Anatolia and the Balkans conflict gained momentum even at the moment when the Ottomans began to use the orthodox ulama for political and social control of the population. The conflict reached its peak in the mid and latter half of the 16th century religious movement doorbell known as Hamzevijje. Hamzevijje representing a certain deviation doorbell from orthodox interpretations of normative Islam, offering ideas many of which are still secret, why they joined doorbell many nonconforming groups and movements.
For several generations, melamijsko spiritual doorbell leadership greeted doorbell and celebrated martyrdom (shahada shahadah), willingness doorbell laying their lives for their unconventional beliefs. Every execution Ottoman state managed to partially suppress constantly threatening rebellion and consequently, political influence melamijskog movement is reduced to a very small group of followers. However, among other things, because Melamijje not completely eradicated, the new executions conveyed a new impetus for serious opposition to the government and its representatives, and finally culminated in the form of a Bosnian Hamza Bali, charismatic melamijskog sheikh, doorbell in whose honor this Movement renamed. When disclosed that Hamza Sahib-and Zeman, a movement opens and consequently spread throughout the Western Balkans, and, moreover, prepared to dismiss and replace the representatives of the Ottoman dynasty new, divinely placed sovereign.
At the time of the Balkan turmoil, another controversial figure, another Bosnian poet mulhid Vahdet first time to go public. Vahdet spread the cantankerous message that focuses on doctrine, whose most prominent representative, who is, incidentally, orthodox ulema and government representatives, detested most of all heretics, Fazlullah Astarabadi. His poetry doorbell (which he has done spokesman hamzevijske Revolution) there is a clear picture of radical theological (and political) doorbell power that extended Ottoman society of the time. Ahmed mulhid Vahdet
Ahmed mulhid Vahdet became known for his ability to, in poetic doorbell form, express the same ideas which have brought many Bosnians laid his head on the execution block. Poetic pseudonyms (mahlas) were more than commonplace among the Ottoman poets of the time, but in this case, a Bosnian, doorbell his pseudonym is more than significant meaning. Name Vahdet, more than clearly indicates his enthusiasm concept Vahdet-and vudžud - the unity of being. doorbell Next, name mulhid (heretic), it is possible that they gave him his enemies among the ulema or in turn, willingly accepted the order and thus publicly made known their disagreement and dissent.
Mulhid Vahdet, (whose birth name was probably Ahmed), was born in east Bosnian town of Dobrun, where he spent a considerable part of his life. A feeling of deep respect and love for the Persian language and poetry, fostered and encouraged his spiritual inclinations and, more importantly, it turned the world Fazlullaha Astarabadija. Vahdet much of his time traveling, doorbell from Bosnia to Istanbul and beyond, but it is not known why he decided to take a trip. It seems that he was, by all accounts, his hurufijska beliefs, brought mn